LOST TRAILS OOC

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to both

Not a kill shot, but it stings.
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Lord Skybolt wrote:If possible Alain will try to get several of them to surround him to a range of 10 feet so he can cast Fireburst with no need for concentration check as his Fireburst burst to 10 feet from him . Even at half damage with a save damage is pretty good . If that does not seem a Viable option he move to position of relative safety and Acid Arrow the troll to make sure he stays out of the fight since WME applies to all rounds of Acid arrows Duration :) .
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TOP OF ROUND

Troll regens more, still not up...

Gnolls attack, supported by hyena pack!

a gnoll and its four-legged pet on Raen

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same combo on Alain

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ditto Benn

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going for Samus

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flail gnoll comes out and attacks Militiaman

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hyena support

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Hyenas bite Benn, Alain, and the militiaman.

I'll have to check, but I think Raen has mage armor up.

Benn takes
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plus 3

Alain takes

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plus 3

militaman takes

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plus 3

A real nasty, bone crunching bite or a good fangs in flesh hold would be a crit. (Or damage done to a guy with only a few hit points left/to begin with)
These are nips, torn clothing, scary teeth snapping close to groin kinda attacks.
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Because the gnolls have closed the gap, casters may face problems disengaging and casting.

But now NPCs will go.

The three huntsmen team with Samus and the militiaman, flanking (as you may have guessed by now, these dudes have sneak attack!)

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A hit

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with bonus
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1 in 4 chance that was one Raen hurt with storm bolt.

On a 1, it is.

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Benn can't using flaming sphere on the gnolls and hyenas without hitting himself and his allies. But he can murder the troll with it by parking the cohere on the troll and just letting it roast.


Alain's stuck in melee. hot and furious, with little time to cast a spell and no clear shots for ranged attacks.

He does have a sword and buckler, and he's wearing light mail.

Assumed action, for now, stabbity


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I don't think RocEtr will object to his guy simply jogging over and chopping.
Correct me if I am wrong, RocEtr.

power attack at end of move action

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Raen will try to distance himself from the enemies, even if it means getting an AO. (He has mage armor on). Then Zap again.
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Cleave

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Sir Clive cuts down a hyena and a gnoll next to it.

BADDIES FLEE!

Raen can pull away without risking AoO.
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as monsters flee in the next round, NPC AoOs on fleeing monsters/beasts

Samus

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huntsmen

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M man

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Sir Clive A o O on a hyena

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no cleavies

Survivors are scattering and running full tilt.

Out of melee range now.

Casters may still do something.

Samus and company had switched to blades.
AoO didn't count against actions.
They use their actions this round to sheathe blades and draw bows and move five feet out of the way of the casters and to a better view of the fleeing enemy.
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alhoon wrote:Raen will try to distance himself from the enemies, even if it means getting an AO. (He has mage armor on). Then Zap again.

Save for one guy (as they scatter, hard to target more than one)

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Alain does get an AoO with sword before the hyena on him is gone.

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Combat over for now.
A few enemies escaped.

The field is on fire!

Lots of smoke.
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